The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-29
TOC.zL AND PERSONAL.


--rad 20 Gallitzin.
vayrED.-A young man to learn the /.
.-,frg trade Call at this office.
The Altoona base ball club played two
- At Pittsburgh last week and got left /
n each game.
,yr 2 Il Barker, wife and son left this
Loo on Tuesday last, for a sOjOurn OF a
me Of months in Kansas.
ur Charles B. Moore, formerly OF this
,.s has been appointed assistant ticket
L-s-- for the Pennsylvania railroad company
q. TObnstown.
Mr. p F. Brown, of the Central hotel
-. This place returned home on Tuesday
-,rf7g after an absence OF several weeks
m Boston, Mass
r+fs said that a rich vein OF bituminous
-,,r has been discovered on the Adams
--,rsrtv at CressOn, a short distance from
The CaIIan House.
A child named Porter. aged two aud a
-,rf wears while playing on a bridge at
prffpsburg, Centre county, fell over into
ne water and was drowned.
Rev. n. Pryce Roberts Of Cambria town.
.-, IS critically IN with pneumonia. He
--. baer sick for about ten days and grave
t.r-s are entertained for his recovery.
CaDtain Thomas Davis and his son
r--4 OF this place, Harry Davis of jackson
.-,rsbfp. and Mr. Joseph Paul OF South
r--k. will start on Monday next fDr Dakota.
N. d. KitteH, Esq, has torn down his
s.,7rs on Julian street and is building new
ana 90 the back part of his lot, off from the
street. It adds greatly to the appearance of
.5s street to have the stable removed.
A seven foot vein of coal has been
opened on the Aaron DouRherty property
10 Dean township, thirty feet below the
o vein. The aggregate Of coal in that prop.
sr.v Is said to be forty feet divided into
nine veins.
Ella Miller, a twelve year old daughter
7f Aonza Miller of Tyrone, took suddenly
sick fn one of the public schools of that
place. on Monday morning, and died In the
arms OF her teacher in about twenty min
g.as. from heart disease.
jacob B. Valentine, a brakeman on the
Pennsylvania railroad who resided at Al
ir7na but who was native of Green Castle
Franklin county, was instantly killed on
last Saturday morning in the yard at Al
.5ons, by being crushed between two cars.
Blair county has six survivors Of the
Mexican war, viz: Mai. Wm. w. Williams
a1d Col David Over. Of Hollidavsburg; Capt.
Thomas Holland, of Gaysport; Capt. Richard
Crozer Of Altoona; Privates Harry Helsel
f Juuiata township, and John Campbell, Of
Nswry.
Charles Williams a marble worker was
al Cd deed ct Furnace No. 1, at Holli-
taysburg. on last Monday morning 1t Is
supposed that ne had laid down to pass the
night aud was smothered by gas. He had
come from Johnstown to Holfdaysburg on
IeI7th inst.
Mr. r. L. Davis. the boot and shoe man
q this place has fine stock of spring and
sumner wear. All kind o. ladies', misses
sod Chidreu's shoes Of every grade and de-
s-PHon are constantly kept on hand as
ss0 mems and boys boots and shoes. Slip
7s-s from twenty-five cants up Call and
zz them.
Two citizens OF Bradford county were
s--s5.ed few days ago for Ship ing two
---irei and ninety rabbits, sixty-six pleas
l-.s ten partridges, and one squirrel. killed
cut Of season. Justice Cooling, at TOwanda
-lictet fines upon them amounting with
.csts. 20 8 200. They took an appea and
we're held in 81 900.
The coal trade at Summerhill at present
booming and the general business of the
pace is d0urlshing. Messrs. J. G. Scott &
slls, coal operators at that place, have in
-sasad their siding and doubled their
opacity for shipping coal. and it is their
l.s1tion to build during the spring and
lnmsrdft five new houses.
The card Of Mr. James J. Ka ayIor, Of
Allegheny township, as a candidate for
county Commissioner, will be found among
ls political announcements this week.
I- kayL0r Is well known throughout the
"-1ty is a competent and practical busi-
-ss- man and if nominated be would perform
-7 duties Of the Office with honesty and
i-r.y.
--a- Handcuff, a boy about sixteen
years Of age, was crushed to death by a fall
.-al 10 the mines of the Galli-Z-n Coal
a-- D5ke company near Galhtzin, CO Sat.
--aF, afternoon. No one was present at
ne Hue tue accident happened as his broth
" 6lo worked with him was not working
% .-at DAY. Death must have been instan-
a-s5ls.
- 7. Weidman formerly Of Miflin Pa,
6lo has been working during the past week
-le furniture factory of Mr. E. B. Cress-
'.r Of this place had the points Of the two
-lle trgers Of his right hand taken of by
-'ua- c-rcuiar rip saw on Monday Dr.
-A'ls1l amputated the fingers at the first
.-, and Mr.. Weidmsn returned to his
1a o1 T uesday.
-osL-Ou Sunday morning, the 10th.
-r 90 the road between Ebensburg
-- Chest Springs or on the streets Of Ebens-
.-'. small red leather pocket5ook with
.a'lsr containing a sum of money.
--5 same will reach the owner by leaving it
' once. We received the above notice at
ATE for publication on the 18th, inst,
--97sr.o0ked it last week.
"a peculiar blunder occurred in the en-
ing OF The plate from which the reverse
iAe 8 certificates were printed. 1t
noticed that on the back Of the GER
are The fac-smiles of Eve silver dol
me tlird one from the left corner of
7Itlcate has trust spelled 'trast
.-s word appears in other places on
'--a.s iJ is spelled properly
Imagine that very lew people think
quarter Of a dollar can be changed
7'el- ways. The pieces used in
.-e changes axe the twenty FIVE cent
.--eent piece, fve-cent piece, and
-. piece. To be able to make all the I
s-s would require one twentv-cant